Zashchitnaya Bay

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Zashchitnaya Bay (

• 
  The Gvardeisky Strait (

  Bay of Vyborg to Zashchitnaya Bay. The present-day sailing route to Saimaa Canal

  runs below the bridge.
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  The other waterway from the Bay of Vyborg to Zashchitnaya Bay is Linnansalmi, in which the

  Castle of Vyborg

  is located. The old vessel route to Saimaa Canal up to the 1930s ran through Linnansalmi.

Sources

• Map
• a society conserving the park of Monrepos
• a map of Monrepos
• a Historical Study of the villages surrounding Suomenvedenpohja - bay
• a State treaty between Finland and the Soviet union about the Saimaa Canal mentioning location of the Canal in Suomenvedenpohja.
• a link to a picture From Suomenvedenpohja

60°45′N 28°43′E / 60.750°N 28.717°E / 60.750; 28.717